Grose Churchman Writer Dies at 78 in Altadena
Dr. George Richmond Grose, longtime churchman and former editor of a Pasadena religious feature, died after long illness. A DePauw University president and China missions director, he was ordained in 1896 and served Massachusetts parishes before becoming a bishop in 1924. Funeral Friday at First Methodist Church Altadena. interment in Greencastle.
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U S Missions In France Face Staff Cuts
U S diplomatic missions in France trim staff on Washington economy orders. About 90 Paris embassy jobs are gone, leaving 250 American and 340 French employees. In the Special Representative in Europe office 90 to 95 Americans and 130 to 140 French workers are dismissed. MSA cuts, led by Harald E Stassen, affect 100 more, with Bonn staff reductions already underway.
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Engineers to Meet in Los Angeles Semiannual ASME Session
Southern California hosts the first semiannual meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers at the Statler Hotel from June 29 to July 2. The event gathers engineers and industry professionals for technical papers and discussions.
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Vatican warns Catholics on elections amid Red propaganda
Vatican city report notes Communist Party stance not opposing Vatican aims and urges Italian Catholics to resist atheistic messaging in next month’s national elections. Count Gius Dalla Torre heads the Vatican paper front page warning against deception by radical rhetoric.
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Long Beach City Honors Nuclear Program Contingent
In Long Beach on May 14 1901 city officials outline plans to honor national atomic and defense efforts while aiming to complete steel copper and aluminum allocations by mid year. Police Chief Al Griffith is set to represent the city in San Francisco amid safety and traffic concerns.
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